The 2011 FINA World Aquatics Championships are taking place in Shanghai, China, and will run until July 31. Swimmers and divers from 74 nations are currently competing in open water swimming, diving, water polo, and more. The synchronized completions, two in diving and four in swimming, can be especially picturesque, as competitors strive to position their bodies in exacting poses while tumbling through the air or suspended in water. Continue reading “2011 Synchronization Swimming Championship”
In this post we reveal the crazy but fascistic bee-attracting contest which was held in Shaoyang, on July 16, 2011. The 42-year-old beekeeper Wang Dalin was competing in a daring ‘bee bearding’ competiton against 20-year-old farmer Lv Kongjiangafter attracting 26 kg of bees on his body in 60 minutes, while Lv had 22.9 kg. Continue reading “Fascistic Bee Bearding Competition”
Hong Kong scientific museum is widely popular due to numerous interactive show-pieces.The energetic machine is installed on the first floor of the museum and consists of interwoven reinforcing tubes and bronze cylinders. When the machine is set into action one gets easily fascinated by endless movement of balls. Continue reading “Interactive Museum In Hong Kong (Amazing Pics)”
Hainan is a small province which is also known as the “Eastern Hawaii” located on the tropical island. Today we’ll see how Hainan inhabitants make bricks, hopefully you enjoy it.
29 Photos Continue reading “Do You Know How to Make Bricks in China?”
Guangzhou school held a ceremony intended to be discussed in the schoolyard. The young students were “encouraged” to kneel in front of their parents and give them a letter to show their gratitude. Continue reading “On the day of bowing to Chinese students”
Chinese photographer and artist Yang Yongliang created an installation. From a distance, it looks like a large, upside down cigarette. But a close inspection shows that the ashen tip depicts a city.
As you probably know, China has blocked access to Twitter, Flickr and even YouTube to their internet users. This post features how to check if your website is blocked in China. Continue reading “How to know if Your Website is Blocked in China or Not”
Its Chinese name “Qing Ming” literally means “Clear Brightness,” hinting at its importance as a celebration of Spring. Celebrated two weeks after the vernal equinox, the Tomb Sweeping Day is one of the few traditional Chinese holidays that follows the solar calendar– typically falling on April 4, 5, or 6. Continue reading “Qingming Festival – Celebration of Tomb Sweeping Day”
China Aviation Museum is far 40 miles north of Beijing and located in the foot of fascinating Xiao Tang Hill, Chang Ping County. It was opened to the public in the 40th Anniversary of the Founding of Air Force of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army, On November 11, 1989. Check out the wonderful pictures of this museum.
“The Gulf of copper gong” is commonly named as “Tung Lo Wan” which means Bay of copper gong. It was one of first settlements in Hong kong. In those days it was deeply island jutting into the bay, reliable as a shelter for fishing boats. It was an ordinary fishing village, from those that are so tempting tourists in search of former Chinese flavor.
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